Sentence examples for somewhat bogged down from inspiring English sources
Discussions have become somewhat bogged down in a legal debate over whether the US could downgrade its emissions reduction goals.
It is somewhat bogged down by its 63% stake in Micron Electronics muei, its profitable-but-struggling PC subsidiary.
Since Monster Dare's payments are made through PayPal, they are somewhat bogged down with transaction fees that may kill the service.
He assured us that the Americans had become "bogged down," and made a somewhat confusing reference to the movie "Wag the Dog".
Despite the best efforts of those advisers, it has since got bogged down, partly due to UK fears of nuclear proliferation, but mainly because legislative issues in Holland are proving somewhat gluey.
The narrative bogged down too.
Shouldn't get bogged down in research.
Syria is bogged down in endless killing.
I got bogged down somewhere around Luxembourg.
She felt bogged down at 31.
Was the project bogged down by corruption?
